u/BroccoliUpstairs6190

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We love our weekend strikes. How many people are participating in tomorrow's International Workers' Day strikes?

May Day strike of 1886 got us the 8 hour work day, what can the May Day strike of 2026 win for us?

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u/BroccoliUpstairs6190 — 14 days ago
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With IEPs, end of the year uptick in workloads, and just the general chaos that is life I almost forgot but we all deserve better working conditions right?

Edit for context: May Day strike in 1886 is what got workers an 8 hour work day. It's designated as International Workers' Day. There will be a general strike tomorrow.

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u/BroccoliUpstairs6190 — 14 days ago